Infra PE to Energy PE
Is it possible for someone at a top Infra Fund working with Energy Infrastructure Assets to move to a pure Energy PE fund? Are the skill sets related?
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I don't see why not. I suppose the answer depends on the capacity of both your role in, and the scope of, the energy infra deals you have been on. Generally, I would say yes. But if you're currently back office focusing on downstream, maybe not so much.
Mid/Upstream has however recently seemed synonymous with infrastructure, so not completely apples to oranges.
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